feat(cate): additional unit tests for multiple treatment levels#156
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…evels that are integers
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Mar 19, 2026
| d_int$a <- as.integer(d$a) - 1 | ||
| est_int <- cate(y ~ a * x, a ~ 1, data = d_int) | ||
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| expect_equivalent(est_int$estimate$coefmat, est_factor$estimate$coefmat) |
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@kkholst, we should discuss how we want to handle this case where a user provides a treatment variable with more than 2 levels that are encoded as integers. The behavior of cate is currently inconsistent. We get the same estimates for 2 treatment levels that are either encoded as a factor or integer, but estimates differ for 3 treatment levels (see failing test)
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